Hidden Device in US Cars Makes Them Susceptible to Hacking Risks

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Millions of vehicles in the US have been equipped with potentially vulnerable alarm devices installed by dealerships.
These devices can be hacked, allowing unauthorized access to unlock, track, and disable the vehicles.
Researchers are warning car owners to patch or disable these devices to enhance their security.
The issue arises from the installation of these devices even when buyers did not request them.
Experts emphasize the need for immediate action to protect against the risks posed by these devices.

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A Device Hidden in Cars Across the US Leaves Them Vulnerable to Hacking and Paralysis. Patch It NowWired · 12 hours ago

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Millions of vehicles in the US have been equipped with potentially vulnerable alarm devices installed by dealerships.
These devices can be hacked, allowing unauthorized access to unlock, track, and disable the vehicles.
Researchers are warning car owners to patch or disable these devices to enhance their security.
The issue arises from the installation of these devices even when buyers did not request them.
Experts emphasize the need for immediate action to protect against the risks posed by these devices.

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